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My containment. It never truly mattered. I have always been quite free. Turn to the right, doctor. Smile for camera. A message is being sent.
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~ SCP-2075 before escaping from Foundation custody.
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We have all been hunted for centuries. What we have done to survive has not always been palatable… but we did these things to survive. I have grown far too callous in my treatment of the lives around me. But we have an opportunity here. A chance to right the ship and live up to his ideal.
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~ Varis in "Sarkic Heat".
SCP-2075 is an antagonist in the SCP Foundation mythos. It is the collective term for a microbiological pathogen and its possessed hosts (SCP-2075-A). SCP-2075 as an entity is a practitioner of Sarkicism, and was formerly a Russian Sarkite named Karcist Varis. At one time it was partially contained by the SCP Foundation when they captured an instance named Aleksei Kravchuk, but he was later freed by other instances of SCP-2075-A.
Varis was born in 1204 AD. Although initially normal, he was apparently visited by Grand Karcist Ion, who taught him about Nälkä and granted him the power to control others via a microbiological pathogen in his breath. However, he was not simply granted control; any possessed by Varis were assimilated into his hive mind. Varis became a powerful Karcist, a position similar to a priest in the Sarkic religion.
During the reign of Vlad Dracula, Varis met the Romanian ruler, but found him despicable. At some point, Võlutaar Jaská, leader of the Proto-Sarkic sect known as the Vaśńa who inhabited the Arctic area of Sápmi studied under Karcist Varis. Varis would then protect them during the Russian invasion of their land before completely disappearing.
While proselytizing about Sarkicism in Russia, Varis was met with resistance from the church. At one point, one of his "limbs" was lynched in Novgorod after being accused of being a Gnostic witch. Another of Varis' bodies was imprisoned by the Romanov dynasty, and remained in prison after the Russian Revolution, watched over by GRU Division "P". While in Soviet custody, he was experimented on the orders of Joseph Stalin. However, during his time he turned Aleksei Kravchuk, a security guard employed by the Division into another of his bodies.
As SCP-2075[]
After the collapse of the Soviet Union, GRU Division "P" was crippled and forced to hand Kravchuk possessed by Varis over to the SCP Foundation, who designated him SCP-2075 and imprisoned him in Sector-G of Site-66 under the belief that he was only one being. In order to avoid possession he was imprisoned in a sterile isolation unit at all times, with communication occurring through a microphone during regular interrogations by Dr. Albert Cronenberg. Through these interrogations much of the information about SCP-2075 was discovered.
However, two security officers at Site-66, Jonathan Li and Jacob D. Moore, had previously been assimilated into SCP-2075. After deciding he had seen enough of the site, Varis requested to speak with Dr. Cronenberg. He informed him that he was leaving, and had always had the power to do so. Officers Li and Moore then stabbed Cronenberg to death before releasing Varis, who in turn released a gigantic mass of amorphous flesh which destroyed the entirety of Sector-G. Li and Moore were killed by the destruction, whereas Varis presumably escaped and remains at large.
Vanguard[]
When the event only known as SCP-6500 began neutralizing all of the anomalies due to the Foundation containing most of them, in the "Emissary's Path" the Foundation rechristened itself Vanguard and deliberately caused a "Broken Masquerade" scenario in order to stop SCP-6500. During the creation of Vanguard the former Foundation leaders decided to recruit personnel from other groups of interest, which included a reformed SCP-2075 representing the religion of Nälkä. In his first mission as part of Vanguard's goal to raise awareness of the anomalous and protect humanity without secret, Varis was sent alongside Dr. Clef to lead some MTF personnel into raiding The Hunter's Black Lodge. During the attack Orok finally awakened from his slumber, but thankfully he understood what was going on and promised both Varis and Clef that he would force the Lodge to reform themselves in exchange that the two Vanguard agents don't get the Russian government involved.
With the last mission being a success, Varis and Clef were then sent to the town in Massachusetts where SCP-2480 had taken place. Varis' first action was interviewing the ex-site director turned traitor Simon Oswalt after he had met an impostor masquerading as Ion. After Varis was able to convince Oswalt that he was granted power by an impostor, Varis and Clef went to the barrier surrounding the town to form a plan of defend the people residing inside since they learned that a GOC squadron would be sent to cleanse the town of the Sarkic influence. At that point Varis met with the people of the town who were left in poverty after being secluded from the outside world due to them being Sarkics, which caused him to find a way to stop the GOC from attacking. He decided to hold a press conference where he told the reporters about the GOC's motives and actions and introduced them the people from the town, showing the benevolent side of the Nälkä religion. This caused the GOC forces sent to the town to abandon their assault and retreat, sparing the town in the process and allowing Vanguard to normalize it.
Varis continued spreading awareness about Nälkä and when participating in a talk show invited the various adherents of his religion to band together into one big unified community. After a Nälkä meeting in Site-91, Varis went to the Hoia Forest of Romania, accompanied by Clef and MTF Psi-9 to confront VNP-2191, wanting to get to meet Klavigar Lovataar. They went underground to the VNP-2191-3 where Varis attempted to communicate with it, but received no response, while his team was being attacked by VNP-2191-1. The situation was resolved when Lovataar herself emerged and saved the team. Once back on the surface Lovataar revealed to the Vanguard employees that VNP-2191 was a piece of her she unknowingly produced and after it grew to its current form she was unable to control it. Clef confronted her and Varis, telling them that although they had good intentions they needed to admit of the damage they had caused which Varis and Lovataar agreed. Varis then told Lovataar that he intended to find the two remaining Klavigars and what had happened to Adytum.
Soon after, Clef, Varis and Orok, this time in the company of Agent Lucretia Popescu, traveled to Syria to access SCP-3989, Orok's orchard which he created in hopes of forming a vast army. Upon entering the pocket-dimension, they encountered one of the enormous colossi before the living temple spoke to them telepathically. The orchard didn't recognize Orok as the real Klavigar as Ion had come to it and ordered to continue amassing a great army and attack those who interfered. The colossi immediately attacked them, forcing the four of them to fight back and make a run to the living temple. Arriving to the temple, the Klavigar found it had changed during his absence, having grown what appeared to be an antenna, and as they entered the atrium they were met with countless mutated humanoids prepared for battle, and then the temple again spoke to them, telling they would be sacrificed for Ion's glory, before opening the ceiling to reveal an alien sky. Orok urged Clef to detonate the bombs he had secretly planted, which he immediately did, damaging the temple, allowing the group to flee. However, as they fought through their way out, the temple got up on its legs and charged towards them. Luckily, Orok managed to split the temple in two, destroying it and rendering most of the orchard non-anomalous. With SCP-3989 neutralized, Clef discussed with Varis how the orchard had also been corrupted by the false Ion, and needed to find a way to stop him from causing further damage.
Appearance[]
Because of his nature, SCP-2075 has no consistent appearance as he is able to possess several human bodies. However, most often he takes the appearance of an adult man with a black beard.
Powers and Abilities[]
After being granted power and knowledge by the Grand Karcist himself, Karcist Varis transformed into a gestalt consciousness capable of inhabiting multiple bodies at the same time. He is capable of acquiring new bodies to inhabit by exhaling a microbial pathogen which can infect other humans and cause extreme neurological alterations. These new bodies are designated SCP-2075-A and are considered extensions of SCP-2075, having lost all freewill and mind while being controlled by Varis' consciousness regardless of the distance between bodies and cannot be freed until their are destroyed. He is shown to be capable of fusing some of his bodies into a gelatinous monstrosity, an instance of SK-BIO Type 007 organisms, which could change shape and devour other bodies. It is presumed that if all bodies are destroyed then SCP-2075 could be neutralized.
SCP-2075 was described as being as clever as a raven and besides speaking Russian, his preferred language, he was also fluent in English, German and an unknow archaic Uralic language, most likely the Ämärangnä Language also known as Adytite. He is also literate but had refused to make any demonstration of this ability.
Personality[]
SCP-2075 was a devoted preacher of Sarkicism, which he solely referred to by its actual name as Nälkä. Although he could infect his victims and transform them into extensions of himself, he only did this to those he considered as bad people who deserved it. Otherwise he was respectful to anyone he encountered regardless if they were a fellow Sarkite or not. He was highly protective of his religion and every time someone referred to it by slurs or assumed that most preachers of the religion were flesh worshiping murderers and monsters Varis would consider them as "racist" assumptions which damaged Nälkä's reputation. 2075 sought to show the world the benevolent side of the religion and was willing to help others in keeping innocent people safe from various threats. He was also shown to love dramatic surprises. Varis believed Dr. Judith Low represented everything that was wrong with the treatment of the Nälkites over the centuries as she had been in command of containing various Nälkä-related anomalies that included misunderstood adherents, but also thought that she could be instrumental in his people becoming publicly accepted.
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Videos[]
SCP Readings- SCP 2075 The Way of All Flesh - keter - Sarkic Cults (Sarkicism)
Trivia[]
The image used of SCP-2075, is actually a photography of the late Toma Nikolov Hristov, a real-life Bulgarian revolutionist. The title Karcist is an actual title used to refer to practitioners of black magic.
Karcist Vaski bears resemblance to 2075 as just like him he is also a single consciousness inhabiting multiple bodies, but unlike Varis who acquires new bodies through a pathogen he releases Vaski released a parasite carrying his embryo that was used to impregnate females and give birth to his bodies.
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